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NOTICE: Application Deadline 12/09/2027
The induction day for the Annual Programmes was held on Sunday 6th September. Applicants can still join the course by submitting an application and booking an interview. If interview slots are not available, please email admin@qiman.org to arrange an interview. This does not affect Sanatayn.
A One-Year Journey of Faith, Identity & Purpose
In today’s fast-changing world, Muslim teenagers face challenges that go far beyond the classroom. Questions about identity, faith, relationships, and the future are more complex than ever. Our Teen Islamic Studies Programme is designed to guide young Muslims through these crucial years with clarity, confidence, and strong Islamic values.
This one-year course blends classical Islamic knowledge with modern-day relevance, helping students build a deep connection with their faith while developing the character, confidence, and life skills needed to thrive in contemporary society.
What will students learn?
The course is structured into six half-term modules, each focusing on a key area of personal and spiritual development:
Classical Topics
Aqidah
Students strengthen their understanding of core Islamic beliefs, explore the purpose of life, and learn how to respond to doubts with confidence and clarity.
Fiqh
A practical module focused on correct worship, improving focus in prayer, and building daily spiritual habits that nurture a strong relationship with Allah.
Tarbiyyah
Through the character of the Prophet ﷺ and Islamic values, students develop discipline, emotional control, leadership skills, and a strong sense of responsibility.
Tafsir
Students reflect on selected Surahs and Qur’anic themes, learning how Allah’s guidance applies to real-life situations they face today.
Modern Topics
Identity & Society
This module helps students navigate peer pressure, social media, cultural influences, and Islamophobia while maintaining a confident Muslim identity.
Relationships & Communication
This module promotes respectful communication and healthy relationships based on Islamic values while addressing modern social challenges.
Purpose, Future & Legacy
This module guides students to understand their purpose in Islam, plan for their future, and set meaningful life goals rooted in faith, responsibility, and positive impact.
Key Information
Our Teen Islamic Studies Programme is more than a class — it’s a journey of growth, helping young Muslims become confident, grounded, and purposeful individuals. Through a balanced blend of classical Islamic knowledge and modern-day relevance, students are guided to strengthen their faith, develop strong character, and navigate the challenges of teenage life with clarity and conviction.
The programme nurtures not only religious understanding, but also personal development, emotional intelligence, and leadership skills. Students are encouraged to think critically, ask meaningful questions, and build a strong connection with Allah, the Qur’an, and their Muslim identity.
By the end of the course, young people leave equipped with the knowledge, confidence, and values needed to face the future with purpose — rooted in their faith and ready to make a positive impact in their families, communities, and the wider society.
Course Details
Start: 09th September 2026
Days: Every Wednesday
Duration: 1 year
Times:
Group 1 (14 - 15 year olds): 18:00 - 19:30
Group 2 (16 - 17 year olds): 20:00 - 21:30
Gender: Male & Female
Fee: £199 per year
Mode: Online via ZOOM
*Open to male & female students
Get in touch
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020 4587 9226
Instructors
Shaykh Farhan Mahmood
Ustadh Farhan, the Founder and CEO of Q-Iman, has been a pivotal figure in the organization since its inception in 2015. With a solid educational foundation, he earned his LLB in Law in 2009, followed by a distinguished MSc in Management Consultancy in 2011.
His career took a transformative turn in 2013 when he dedicated himself to the pursuit of knowledge, leading him to graduate from the Alimiyyah programme at Ebrahim College. Ustadh Farhan further deepened his expertise by completing the Dawrah Al-Hadith programme. At Q-Iman, he passionately teaches Arabic Grammar, Fiqh, and Usul al-Fiqh, inspiring students to develop a profound understanding of Islamic principles and language.
Ustadh Zen Mahmood
Ustadh Zen Mahmood is the Director of Marketing and a co-founder of Q-Iman Group as well as a Lead Practitioner at a secondary school and sixth form, with over 7 years of teaching experience. He has led and supported numerous members of staff while specialising in engaging, student-focused education.
He holds a PGDE in Education and an undergraduate degree in Business & Marketing. In 2024, he completed his Alimiyyah studies and has since been teaching Fiqh and Arabic. Alongside his professional teaching career, he has been delivering Islamic studies for over a decade, with a strong passion for making classical Islamic knowledge relevant to modern youth through faith, identity, and personal development.
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Best Value
Iman Project 2026
199
Iman Project offers 14 - 17 year olds an opportunity to engage in ISlamic learning in a way that suits their age
Valid for 12 months
FAQ
How is the course taught?
Lessons are engaging, interactive, and relevant to teenage life. Sessions include:
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Group discussions
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Scenario-based learning
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Reflection activities
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Q&A sessions
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Personal development challenges
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Community service projects
Students are encouraged to think critically, ask questions, and reflect on how Islam guides every aspect of life.
What do students receive by the end of the course?
Students who complete the programme receive:
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A Certificate of Completion
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A final personal development project
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Participation in a graduation event
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Written feedback for parents
What are the course outcomes?
By the end of the year, students will:
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Have a strong, confident Muslim identity
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Understand core Islamic beliefs and practices
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Build positive character and leadership skills
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Develop healthy relationships and communication
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Plan their future with purpose and direction
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Feel connected to the Qur’an and their faith
Who is this course for?
This programme is ideal for:
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Muslim teenagers aged 14–17
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Students seeking deeper Islamic understanding
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Young people navigating identity and social pressures
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Families who want structured, values-based education